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forum threadgrandsport posted Today 03:42 PM
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Asus Vivobook 18 $649

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Asus Vivobook 18

It's sold everywhere for $999 but Asus website sells for $649

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It's sold everywhere for $999 but Asus website sells for $649

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https://www.asus.com/us/laptops/f...1807/shop/

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Almost 6 lbs. Not very portable. And 1920x1200 on an 18" screen will not be sharp. But, if you need a cheap 18" laptop, the price is decent.
Can't tell if for $649 you get 16GB (onboard) or 32GB (16GB onboard + 16GB SODIMM)?

EDIT: It seems it is 32GB (16GB onboard + 16GB SODIMM)
Last edited by Hat-Trick February 19, 2026 at 09:43 AM.
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Quote from Hat-Trick :
Almost 6 lbs. Not very portable. And 1920x1200 on an 18" screen will not be sharp. But, if you need a cheap 18" laptop, the price is decent.Can't tell if for $649 you get 16GB (onboard) or 32GB (16GB onboard + 16GB SODIMM)?EDIT: It seems it is 32GB (16GB onboard + 16GB SODIMM)
A 18" is perfectly good for many users. Anything less than 17.3 is unusable for me and many people like me when on the go because we need 20+ chrome pages, development, word, and other windows open. I cant care less about what the density is. It's a freaking work horse not something you enjoy movie or play games on. I have a iPad Pro and a oled monitor for that.There are many of these work horses that you can't judge solely based on spec. I have been assembling PCs and laptops (yes, including Clevo and MSI Sli/Crossfire laptops) for two decades, and I prefer this much over the $490 Acer 14 with 32gb ram and a "allegedly" better lunar lake (which is the most garbage product from intel for years, believe it or not).
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32GB ddr5 is $200 only
I just need to see this laptop in person than buy
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hologramtrespasserToday 05:49 PM
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If it was at least 2k resolution it would be good. Or if you have poor vision and want a larger low resolution screen.
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Quote from SlickCrayon1512 :
A 18" is perfectly good for many users. Anything less than 17.3 is unusable for me and many people like me when on the go because we need 20+ chrome pages, development, word, and other windows open. I cant care less about what the density is. It's a freaking work horse not something you enjoy movie or play games on. I have a iPad Pro and a oled monitor for that.There are many of these work horses that you can't judge solely based on spec. I have been assembling PCs and laptops (yes, including Clevo and MSI Sli/Crossfire laptops) for two decades, and I prefer this much over the $490 Acer 14 with 32gb ram and a "allegedly" better lunar lake (which is the most garbage product from intel for years, believe it or not).
Your personal preference doesn't make what I said any less true. People all over Slickdeals complain that OLED screens on laptops have fuzzy text, etc., so it DOES matter to many how sharp it is. I was merely pointing out that for a giant laptop screen @ 1200p, not to expect sharp text and it had nothing to do with watching movies or play games (which i don't do either on any laptop).

Also, an 18" screen at 1200p doesn't give you more real estate for your "20+ chrome pages, development", etc., it just makes everything bigger. Put those same 1200p pixels on a 55" TV and you still can't open more tabs or fit more windows...you need more resolution (pixels) for that.
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Quote from hologramtrespasser :
If it was at least 2k resolution it would be good. Or if you have poor vision and want a larger low resolution screen.
Actually, 1920x1200 is called "2K" by many because 1920 is very close to 2000. You're thinking 2560x1600 which is now called 2.5K. But I agree with you ... 2560x1600 would be much better for this.

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